what are the easiest fruit and veg for a novice to grow?

[lionbeast]

need to be easy for me !

[itchymum]

spuds
do them in the next month.you can get seed potato now.plant and ignore

french beans are easy too

strawberriesin a hanging basket

[bundle]

beans definitely

[lionbeast]

thanks, its gonna take me a while as im relandscaping the whole thing, so i dont think ill be able to do spuds in time if i need to do them now.
although ive got a lovely strawberry planter so ill definatly use that, just need to buy some strawberry plants
and beans oh i love beans i also think they flowers on beans are pretty too.

[snorkle]

radishes

[SlartyBartFast]

rhubarb is great.

cress on a flannel? now that is easy.

courgettes are good.

[throckenholt]

runner beans

[sophy]

radishes very quick and easy.

Carrots. Courgettes. Broad beans. Lettuces. Chard.

Pumpkins later on.

[ILikeToMoveItMoveIt]

onions, potatoes, beans (runner and french), strawberries and cherry toms (put both in hanging baskets)

[southeastastra]

carrots are easy if you're not bothered about being able to eat them, mine were like biros last year

[VictorianSqualor]

Strawberries and cherry toms can go in hanging baskets?

[GooseyLoosey]

Beans, beetroot (although never know what to do with them), oak leaf lettuce and other sharp tasting varities (less appealing to slugs), salad onions.

On no account: cauliflower, broccoli, carrots (ours were all about 4cms long).

[WishIWasAWalton]

Spuds ... Cannot be easier.

[SlartyBartFast]

sprouting broccoli is fantastic.

[lionbeast]

wow so much to choose from! thankseveryone

lol at biro carrotts